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- MSNBC Legal Analyst Insists Trump Will ‘Delegitimize’ Rule of Law By Targeting Political Enemies...
MSNBC legal analyst Charles Coleman is worried that President Donald Trump will “delegitimize” the rule of law and spur Americans to stop trusting government institutions by going after political rivals like ex-FBI Director James Comey and New York City Attorney General Letitia James. Coleman shared his thoughts during an appearance on The Weekend: Primetime on Saturday night. He said that while James may have “technically” broken the law, her crime did not warrant being indicted on charges related to mortgage fraud; by doing so, Trump is making a farce out of the justice system, Coleman said. “There’s a more insidious point here that I want people to really get their heads around,” Coleman said. “When you continuously go after these government officials, one of the things that you do is you delegitimize the notion of the rule of law in such a way where it really calls people to… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.13 hours ago - Senate could take test vote on new spending bill as early as Sunday afternoon
The Senate could take a test vote as early as tomorrow afternoon on a revamped Republican bill to end the government shutdown and fund parts of the government for the rest of the fiscal year. We are still waiting on bill text on a measure which would fund the government through late January and provide money for the Agriculture Department (which funds SNAP), the Veterans Affairs Department and military construction projects and Congress through Sept. 30, 2026. SENATE IN LIMBO AS THUNE EYES LONG HAUL UNTIL SHUTDOWN ENDSBut things will begin moving once text is posted tonight or tomorrow morning. This appears to be a pure spending bill with nothing separate for renewing Obamacare subsidies. The test vote needs 60 yeas. That entails Democratic buy-in. Fox is told to watch the following Democratic senators to see if they will vote to break a filibuster — although they might not be needed to vote for… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.13 hours ago - Why Jim Gaffigan Calls This ‘the Best Time That Standup Comedy Has Ever Had’ Despite Censorship ...
If Tom Hanks is known as the “everyman” of movies — you know, the ordinary guys, so approachable and unpretentious that just about everybody can relate to him in one way or another — then Jim Gaffigan is the “everyman” of comedy. He focuses his humor on everyday observations about universal experiences. And although most […] ...[TheTopNews] Read More.13 hours ago - Man fell 130 feet and died while visiting the Grand Canyon
An elderly man slipped and fell 130 feet to his death while visiting the Grand Canyon on Thursday afternoon, which prompted a coordinated recovery. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.13 hours ago - Rod Wave arrested on drugs and weapons charges after Grammy nod
Rod Wave was arrested on four charges on Friday. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.14 hours ago
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MSNBC legal analyst Charles Coleman is worried that President Donald Trump will “delegitimize” the rule of law and spur Americans to stop trusting government institutions by going after political rivals like ex-FBI Director James Comey and New York City Attorney General Letitia James. Coleman shared his thoughts during an appearance on The Weekend: Primetime on Saturday night. He said that while James may have “technically” broken the law, her crime did not warrant being indicted on charges related to mortgage fraud; by doing so, Trump is making a farce out of the justice system, Coleman said. “There’s a more insidious point here that I want people to really get their heads around,” Coleman said. “When you continuously go after these government officials, one of the things that you do is you delegitimize the notion of the rule of law in such a way where it really calls people to… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
13 hours ago
The Senate could take a test vote as early as tomorrow afternoon on a revamped Republican bill to end the government shutdown and fund parts of the government for the rest of the fiscal year. We are still waiting on bill text on a measure which would fund the government through late January and provide money for the Agriculture Department (which funds SNAP), the Veterans Affairs Department and military construction projects and Congress through Sept. 30, 2026. SENATE IN LIMBO AS THUNE EYES LONG HAUL UNTIL SHUTDOWN ENDSBut things will begin moving once text is posted tonight or tomorrow morning. This appears to be a pure spending bill with nothing separate for renewing Obamacare subsidies. The test vote needs 60 yeas. That entails Democratic buy-in. Fox is told to watch the following Democratic senators to see if they will vote to break a filibuster — although they might not be needed to vote for… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
13 hours ago
If Tom Hanks is known as the “everyman” of movies — you know, the ordinary guys, so approachable and unpretentious that just about everybody can relate to him in one way or another — then Jim Gaffigan is the “everyman” of comedy. He focuses his humor on everyday observations about universal experiences. And although most […] ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
13 hours ago
An elderly man slipped and fell 130 feet to his death while visiting the Grand Canyon on Thursday afternoon, which prompted a coordinated recovery. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
13 hours ago
Rod Wave was arrested on four charges on Friday. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
14 hours ago
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